Exploring Your Mind Author's Notes on Psychology and Health
A 1937 Q and A discusses how gender roles influence emotion and expression, noting women focus on feelings while men act in the world. It explains fear’s role in illness, and how behavior such as walking may reflect personality, advertising a 223 item Personality Inventory for self study.
New Books At Public Library
Public library adds several new titles spanning politics biographies and social history. Capital Kaleidoscope surveys White House life from 1919 to 1937. Heyday In A Vanished World recalls James Gordon Bennett and the New York Herald era. Dorothea Dix Forgotten Samaritan chronicles reform and hospital progress. A Maverick American profiles Texas congressman Maury Maverick. Integrity The Life of George W Norris profiles Nebraska senator Norris. Rectory Family depicts a prewar New England parsonage childhood.
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40 000 Against The Arctic By H P Smolka
England as they were vested in family life during his youth 40 000 Against The Arctic by H P Smolka Northern Siberia long a geographical freak the richest and least accessible area in the world has at last been opened up to man and transport through Russia's industrialization navigation aviation north of the sixty second parallel Mr Smolka reports the amazing story of 40 000 men and women who are not only pioneering a new empire but building homes and towns This is the story of pioneers explorers biologists physicists miners doctors and airmen who are breaking the trail to this polar empire
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Sacred Dogs in Japan A 1937 Perspective
A historical note recalls an old belief that dogs were sacred in Japan because the mikado was born under the Dogstar. It describes imperial edicts urging families to own dogs, build shelters for the ill, and bury dog carcasses atop mountains.
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England
Earth's Orbit Speed Reported at Vast Velocity
The Earth travels around the sun at an average speed of 1852 miles per second or about 70 000 miles per hour, a figure reflecting the rapid celestial motion observed by astronomers.
Rocking Horse Seen as Cure for Knock-Knees
Prof M Lange of Munichig Germany argues in Modern Medicine that preschool knock-knee is best corrected by simple orthopedic treatment using a rocking horse. He recommends abandoning splints and operations in favor of this playful therapy.
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Shall He Write For Return Of Ring After Split
George laments an unreturned engagement ring after breakup. He seeks guidance on writing a note demanding the ring back and wonders how others would handle the situation. The letter includes a reader query about handling a breakup and ring return.
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Sudden Upheavals Forecast For Wednesday November 10
Genevieve Kemble notes that strong astral influences bring unexpected upheavals and excitement but end in betterment of fortunes and possessions. The birthday reading highlights sudden events, travel, and domestic change guided by feminine influence, with opportunities to be seized. The lamp shell mollusk remains unchanged since the Cambrian Age.
City Hall Notes on Fence Heights and Road Pleas
City council discussed Rapaport's Auto Wrecking request to build an eight foot fence by the river despite a five foot limit, with possible exception under a new law. Officials noted railroad opposition to a west road from highway 11 due to hazardous crossings and limited benefit. Residents sought a Bever avenue street light and signals were replaced at Sixteenth Avenue C Street intersection. Final payment for Ellis Park sanitary facilities was approved.
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Armistice Day Services Granted on Island Plaza
Engineer Frank Young granted authority to act. Council permits Hanford Post of the American Legion to hold Armistice day services on the island plaza on Monday.
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